Diamond Multi-Cylinder Lottery Machine with Screens

The Diamond Multi-Cylinder Lottery Machine with Screens is a five-chamber, air-mix drawing machine built for casinos, televised shows and lottery brands that want a signature centerpiece for 5-digit draws. Five transparent diamond-cut cylinders stand in a row on a faceted white base, each topped with its own mini screen, while a stand-mounted large display presents the full result to the audience.

How does a five-cylinder diamond lottery machine run a 5-digit draw?

Each of the five transparent cylinders holds its own set of numbered balls and produces one digit, so a single run generates a complete 5-digit number. On the automatic model, all functions are managed by a microprocessor, and the operator can adjust every drawing parameter — including the duration of the mixing time and the interval between each selection. The cylinders can draw individually or simultaneously, which lets one machine serve both slow, suspense-building shows and fast back-to-back draws. A full ball cycle takes 15 seconds, and the machine works with 6 x 20 balls (120 in total) across the chambers. After a digit is confirmed, the remaining balls return to their chamber without manual handling, so the machine is immediately ready for the next draw. Fast mixing and selection make it practical for games that involve many consecutive picks during one event.

What do the photos show about the cylinders, lighting and screens?

The gallery tells the story better than any spec line. Each of the five chambers is a clear acrylic polyhedron with sharply faceted diamond-cut edges, so the whole top row reads as a row of giant gems. Because the walls are fully transparent, the internal vertical mixing and ball-lift column in the middle of each cylinder is visible from every angle, and the colored numbered balls can be seen tumbling during mixing. Beneath each cylinder sits an LED light source; across the photos the chambers glow blue, red, green and purple, turning the machine into the visual anchor of a darkened stage or studio. On top of every cylinder there is a small screen showing what that chamber has drawn. The five cylinders mount flush onto the base with their metal collars and fittings exposed, giving the machine a precise, engineered look that holds up in close-up photography and on camera.

How is the faceted white base built for venue floors?

The cabinet base continues the diamond theme: its front is divided into five angled panels with black edge trim, so the faceting of the cylinders is mirrored in the furniture below. The overall footprint is 1750 mm long, 620 mm deep and 1560 mm high — wide enough to carry five chambers in one row, shallow enough to sit against a stage edge or studio wall. Under the base, swivel casters let two people roll the complete machine into position for a show and back into storage afterward, which matters for venues that reconfigure their floor between events. The closed cabinet body also keeps the drive components and wiring out of sight, so the audience only sees the clean white facets and the transparent chambers above. Custom cabinet dimensions can be produced to match a specific stage, studio or booth layout on request.

How does the stand-mounted big screen present the result?

Next to the machine, a large flat display sits on a black tripod-style stand with its own rolling feet, so it can be placed wherever the audience has the clearest view. In the product photos the screen shows the drawn number as five large digits — for example 84010 — over a branded background graphic. That separation of duties is deliberate: the five mini screens on the cylinders serve the operator and the close-up camera, while the big display serves the room. For televised draws and stage events this means the presenter, the audience and the broadcast feed all read the same confirmed number at the same moment, without anyone crowding the machine itself.

What are the specifications of this diamond multi-cylinder model?

The figures below come from the factory documentation for this five-cylinder configuration. Dimensions, power and ball counts for custom builds can differ, so confirm the final data with our team when you request a quote.

What customization, packing and after-sales support come with it?

On request, Jisun equips this model with your logo, RFID ball reading, cameras and additional screens, and the machine's draw logic can be configured around your own game rules — tell us how your game works and the parameters are set accordingly. For export, the machine ships in plywood crates, as shown in the factory packing photos, with fragile-handling labels on each case. The unit runs on either 110-120 V 60 Hz or 220-240 V 50 Hz supplies and is CE compliant. After delivery you receive free professional technical support and a 36-month after-sales service period. Day-to-day care is simple: keep sharp tools away from the acrylic faces to avoid scratches, and clean the transparent panels with a damp soft cloth — no special detergent is needed.